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El futuro de las enfermedades
Anonymous
March 19, 2025

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I would like a future without diseases that would cure cancer and life expectancy would be very great. We would all live long after retirement and could travel all over the world and enjoy a well-deserved rest. Machines would make our lives easier. There would be many medical prostheses that would replace our limbs when they started to fail. There would also be effective pills to correct diseases or to have a thinner body.
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sustainable and technologically advanced world
In 2040, I imagine a world where climate change has been slowed down thanks to a full transition to renewable energy sources and the promotion of the circular economy. Cities are green and accessible to all with advanced transport systems that reduce pollution. At the same time, technology and artificial intelligence improve people's lives by enhancing education, health and employment.
okos világ
Life will certainly change significantly in the next 20 years. Machines will become even more a part of everyday life - smart, intelligent devices that will hopefully make our lives easier. Hopefully, we will find solutions to many of the problems we cannot cope with today, such as hunger, poverty. I hope that our planet will still be habitable and that the necessary resources will be available.
O consumo de plástico
We use less and less plastic in our daily lives. There are exorbitant fees for companies that use and produce plastic and consumers are also charged additional fees for opting for this type of material. Consumers are becoming more careful. Children's toys are increasingly made of wood. Cloth bags and bulk food are being sold, there's no more plastic. Cardboard, boxes, glass jars and cloth bags are used in everyday life. People also regularly clean their homes and remove all possible elements containing plastic. Fast fashion is no longer fashionable. Nowadays, fast fashion stores have higher prices and people are starting to value cotton and linen more, both for clothes and home textiles. Some say that the air, including the air we breathe indoors, has improved, as even furniture is now made from 100% wood or close to it and there is less and less plastic in its production. The future is bright.
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